The Sun. — London, England, 1818-05-12 00:00:00

TRIAL BY BATTEL: FOR THE SUN. MR. EDITOIi,-11 is the astonishment of the civilized world., that any .Imm:in Government should be so stink in hArbarism, ignorance, and impiety, as to snffer a trial among men fit only for heas's of prey, 115 if an „appeal to the-Almighty Providence give victor* to Ole inn i o- , cent and injured. It is of filo same Gotitie. origin as rtppf•►ris of tt*?ny, proceeding, from the military and superstitions spirit of our Cicrntap anceitors, in - the presumptuous belief that the God of Bat- ties would, give conquest t(i those in the right, and defeat to those in the wrong. It was brong►ht here by the Normans, in military, criminal, and civil cases, as well of felony, as rights of landed property, thigh tvere only citnntenanced under the strAined notion that ail other proof of tight on both Ode's was %cawing, and nothing remained hilt a persOnat conflict, to decide the question in fa- von: of the strongest arm ; thongh it has been derived from the example of DAvin, in Holy . Writ, who, as champion for the Israelites, van qt)'ished GottAn, as champion for the Philistines, and hung up his sty-old in-the Tabernacle. In a writ of right, %%hen . a tenant of the land pleaded that he hattmore right to hold than the demandant had to recover i , be offered to prove its by his champion, which, when .acceptell. he brOught forward, who by throwing down his glove waged Bare! ; and the champion of the de- Mandant, taking it up, joined issue.. Immedi ate!Y after tt is the trial funk place on a piece of promo! enclosed, 'with a Court for the Judges of the 'Common Pleas, and the Serjeants, dressed in !mkt.. - It berm at sun rising. The patties were introduced by two knightA, and.. dresser) in ar-' tnonr, with - red sandalS, bare• legged, ha; e- headed, and arms bare to - the elbows. Their weapons were stases ,of an ell long, and a four cornered leather target. They, shovlc-handsi each swearing their right a nd 7 ;tgititist witchcraft : they then commenced their Baud, - Find if the tenant's cham pion held ont , till the slats appeared, be hairjutlg-, nr nt ; but if the champion of either party proved recreant, cowardly, and called out Craven, for fa vour, he was condemned and outlawed as such, for forfeititit: the land of his principal. This trial may he demanded eithei' by a tenant or dernandant, which in writs of right to hod was the only one till HENRY 11.. when the' Grand ) Assize was invented, and gave the tenant his choice of - either. • , _ _ _• In an. appeal' of felony it may be demanded by -an appelletl, as in a writ of right, not by cham pion, but in person. except the appellant be a woman, priest, an infant, lame; blind, or sixty years old ; and in 'either cAse be _or she may counter-plead, and refuse the tender of Bartel, which .vonlil compel the appellee to a trial by 1 Jury ; but if a felon he taken in the fact; or murderer' in a room with a bloody knife, it is otherwise. • I The form varies hot little from that on writs of right. 'I he appellee pleads Not Guilty,- and throws down his glove, declaring he will defend the same by - his body. 11e then shakes hands with the appellant, each taking an oath, and they begin their Mattel. if the appellee be conqueredi or cannot or will not fight longer, he is sentenced to be hanged Immediately,. when Providence is foolishly thonght to have adjudged the troth ; btu if he kill, the appellant, or hold out till the stars appear, he shall be acquitted ; Or if the ap pellant prove recreant, lie shall become infamous, tend the appellee recover damages. This - is ihe history of Trials by Mattel ; front whence may be dedacCd the practice of duelling, on imaginary, but false points of honour, by making a pistol or a sword its wily guardian ; and also the robust exercises of the peasantry in the co,untry, with boxing in the metropolis. The Trial by B l ue( is d sgr2eeful, and God speed the intended Bill in Pa rliament for i , s repeal, saNs AN ANTI ENT IiAIptISTER of t In; Inner Temple AYRICA 'REG( ST R. ' Performed lust Night. • THFATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.^',9tll.. lime!, The Jew of .Malta : Baratias, Mr. Kean; Ahigair,Mrs. Bartley.' After "which; 71-IEATRF: ROYAL, CorF.vr-flAttor.!:.—(Blh time). Bellamira tlailtalto, 111 r. Yolfog; Ilellamira, Mi s After which,. Barnhastes Furioso'. To which was added, Haile- Iv. * Fur LiTERARY REVT - EIV, see o , ni Fourth Page. • M Ail.S. ARIIivED-2 Dublin, 2 Waterford', I Lisbon, t Ilarnburgh. DUE—I GtlerilSey and Jersey, 1 France: Way: TuesDAY.—llnliJay 81... the Rank, Ecliiiiner, East • India, and St),ritli Sea Housesd FIIGIT WATER. Xi LONDON muncw, TO-NIORROW., Morning, 4 rninutes,,aftev 8., I Evening, 29f minutes after 8. TILE SUN. Qt7l3 DICERE ,PALSILM MMEAT ? , LONDON, TUESDAY,' 111.4 Y 12, 1818. We received last night the Pails Papers of Fri day last. Thnse of Saturday, which were due this morning, have not arrived in course. They are remarkably barren of news. The Moniteur pub lishes officially, as a law, the Projet respecting the liquidations.. Nothing ofinterest occurred in the Chamber of Peers on Thursdayond the Deputies, liaving urt business left upon their Wilds, did not ensemble. The trial at Albi reached its thirty. 'second cl,ly on the Ist instant, and was still not finished; it was expected, however, to be con . chided in the course of two or three clays. The Knights of Aialta, it is said, are to hold a Chapter in the month of July next, to consider of ibme important subjetb feititing to lie intereits of their Order. The Biliperor of RussiA mit 'riot 'expeclea to 4uit Warsaw, to return to Moscow; till the . 3oth ult. after the elpse 'of the Diet. . ' FIVE PER...Fgt.:TS., pursday - 7 DRFEREEDSTOCK Tlitirsday .. Si f. 40 c. FXCHANGE 4)N LONDON One Mouth 23f. so 6. ThreMOuths s 3 f. 1;04. The report of the intended retirement of Lord UVEBPOOL is resumed in. The Times of this day, with the addition tlrat Mr. VANSITTART'aISO means to resign. We positively contradicted the first of these reports some time ago, and we now re peat omit full conviction that it is wholly unfound ed:- • We ate much griflecl in m sking this dcclara don, becaitse we are persuaded that the people at larie - WilLreCeiVegr'eat pleasureiti the assurance; that they are trot likely toslose the services of the" Noble Lord,' , itpon. whose wisdour, experience, jodgment f and integrity, they can fully depend. Nor do we believe that the report of Mr. VAN- SiTTAttf9 retirement has any stronger fonudotion. The truth is, that the u n certainty of the period when the GENFRAL ELECTIoY is _likely to take place, anthlte expectation that it is near . -at hand, have spread great alarm ann,ng the Opponents of Government,who, therefore, ai e trying', by all pos sible means, to excite the idea of probable changes in Administration, because the reports of such changes have always a powerful influence upon the hopes, fears,, and interests of those to ivhorn they look for supporf.in the event of a Dissolu tion. -flrouglrthelOte meeting of factious : Reformers ' in Spa,fields was mot e_conteinpliblti . than tlanger-H ons, yet flom . the persevering malignity of their. character, they demand a continued vigilance. on the part of Government. XVe cannot have a better proof of this malignant perseverance,Oan in,the conduct of 'WATSON, who notwithstanding that, in our opinion, at least: he'owed safety Iran condign .punistruient wholly ,to good luck and lenity, is not to,be tanglie by experience, or warn ed by peril, hat still. pursues his.. eonrse, And what is this Man: that .he: ; shouhl •rbtrs continue to force himself into 'public - notice, and,by the i t iht, unruly, and misclievons to listen to his insidious harangues, endatfr4er the peace of the Country, if not bring it into hazard ? ‘Ve therefore earnestly exhort Government 'to be upon the alert, for whatever pretended schism may . prevail among the Spafieldites and, Spenceaßs, they are all the same factious gang, and have 01e s a me traitorous view:. They doubtless combilie in secret whateVer they niay Affect in public, andlt would be worse than folly if such mi,Creants were not duly observed, lest supineness on the part of our rulers might give a stimulus to their hopes, and induce them to resume their .baleful opera- dons. American Papers ton 14te date have arrived. They inform us of the dreadful fact of the exten sive powder mills at Braudrvine, 11, lawaile, be longing to M..DUPONT (who fled from France with Marshal Guouct-iy) having blown up on the 19111 March, and that about thirty persons were killed and ten wounded. Marshal CatouCHY exerted himself greatly, but in vain, to save the house of his fliend DuPONT. The windo‘6, doors, and roof, were. blow►t off, , Time oily article saved 'was a portrait of NA V9LEON BU,ONA PARTE. The Dukes of YORK and CLARE CE visitedllßß MAJESTY yesterday. Yesserday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited and dined .with HER MAJES rY. Yesterday the Duke of VoRK transacted .mili tary busiuess with the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton house. 'the Duke of CLARtNCE visited the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. Prince 141sTutHAZIr, the, Austrian Antbap:ador, had an audience of the PRINCI(REGENT yESICI• day.- THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER'S INTENDED PARTY.—The entertainment of the Duchess Of 'GLOUCESTER 0n Thursday night will, it is sad, he one of the most numerous and splendid that ever was given ; and for the accommodatiorr of those tt ho have the hon Our of being invited, amounting to nearly 1,500, Ilyde-park is to he opened for the coinages, to enter from Pat k-lane by Stanhope-street-gate. Saturday evening Mr. l‘riit.s, the King's Mes senger, left town for ,Frankfort.. NORTHERN EKP E DITION.—The Prince of Wales revenue cruizer, BENJAMIN OLIVER, Commander, sailed from Brassa Sound, Shetland, on the .Ist instant, and left there the four ships destined for the ArctiC Expedition, all well, 'and were to sail in the course of two or three Joys. General 'Cdult. .Martial assembled at the Bat racks in tisis City, and'which had been silting all week, for the trial of Lieut. TELLING, of the 97th, closed its proceedings yesterday. The pt isotidr's defence was entered Into On'S'iltllrday, and opened wit c h an 'highly argumentative and inifrressiye ad dress, prepared by his Counsel, Mr. •KELLAT.r, who attended bite at the trial; Of course, the decision of .the Court will not .he known: 'until it is returned front the Horse Guards..----Kbr lc Mer cantile Chronicle, Mew 6.) .OLD BAILEV..—The trials yestelitay in.this Court were wholly uuiuteruting. • SHIP aeku, MAY -1 I .--Sailed last evening, after post,. the David St'Ott, for Madras 04 Bengal Caine down from the River thiS and sailed , the Mulgrave, Castle, R.M.; for „Bengal; and PaeoiiLite,CANN/q,for Baltimore., PotiTsmotrrx; M A Y I l .-The . Governor liar court, from Demeraty for London, passed up Channel ; saileti 2(1 April, all well. The : brig Rapid, arrived yesterday' from HaruhrO' for Ply mouth, is placed under gilar3ntine, for not having 'hills of health for her previous voyage froin the Mediterranean. Sailed his Majesty's ship lew, for the Caproof Good Hope and l Cowes, MAY i rri -eti last 4 „ 5 11116 vet • the Sylvia, of Londoi- MORTON, flow f Janeiro, for orders. Passed at the back of ,e Island, the Lord Wellington (free trader), fro4i.;:4tdcutta ; left the Cape Bth March. Also the 114.61;,:, or nock, COWARD, .Master, J me't a , out Ai' days ; and the ship'Pilgrim,: --, from St. Vin- Cent's, out 30 days. FaLmouTn; MAY 9.--:-Arrived the Duke of Marlborough packet with afnail from Lisbon, in nine days ; also the Fortune,_‘l'll.sosz, front Ja maica,, in six 'weeks, for Hull. The Fortune put in here to land the crew of the ship Pallas, 11O BINsoW, of and from Greenock for Miramichi, which . vessel they fell in with on the . 29th ult. in lat. 47., 2. 10ng. : 33. 30. lying on her beam-ends, and iwa sinking state, being- nearly full of wa, ter:--;-the crew, 30 in -nmnber, were saved.' She passed, on the 30;h March,' the ships Medina, KENNEDY, and ,TtilloCh Castle, CULLEN, Off the East end of Jamaica,; bound,to X.qudon, all aelJ, On the 28th. tilt. spoke the brig Fortuna, TuaN stAL,lifj.diverpool; haatr.47. 10ng:34. 30. out wartlSound—she had lost' her.mrit“top:mait the same day.;,on the sth '4lay, spoke the Suffolk, SLErcnTnoLmi , from -Liverpool for. Newfound land., the witabeing then N.IV. ; and an the 6th, spoke the:Ftusty, llosiNsoN, all ;yell, in lat. 49. 32. long. 13. 30 from London to Quebec.' LIVERPObL, iMaY 10.—Arrived the Lucy, CouLsoll, from Ilar ;, sailed the 12th March : oir the 24. May, in lat 50. 0 long 15. 30,' spoke the Lack, from Liverpool for Ne . ‘vfoundland. AlsO arrived the William Neilson, littoWNE, trom De met ara ; sailed the 24th . March, in conipaity' With the Waterloo, for Liverpool: The Diana,' fur Li‘erpool ; GOvfnor Rarcomq, for Linrdon ; and the Margaret.; liocmn, for Glagoir, were to - sail the 25th March. 'fire Aon, for Liverpool, and Caroline,.for London, rsiailed .the 19111 .March. On the Ist 11ay i in lat. 50. long. 11. - 27..spoke.the Albion, of Landon. _ lI~x%%'ICH, NY 11. Arrived._ the Ihanfoy packet with a wait from Holland, and Castleaai;li packet with ditto- trom Cuxhaven. G nAvesEs D, M I I .—Art ired the Prince Cobourg, God frey, front St. Makes; Catharine, Mitchell, from Tencriffe: Broughton, Bell, fioin Calleniturg;,William Bowers, Mason, from Itott , ,Tdani ; Banger, Brown, ditto; "'Once of Wat.'rloo, 24P(.Iurin, fr u it. Jamaica.; Lord Nelson,' from Nor. ivay ; Robert and Sarah, Johnson, from Cadiz; Emily, Hayes . , from Lisbon;. Robert and ',Margaret, Gray, ,from. Memel; Melton, Craw, ditto; Meanwell„Siuith, ditto; Grand Siehein, front the South Scan; Simon Cock, rtoWson, from Berhicc II:st mottle, Warupe, from .Anisteritani ;.Vrow Aug:ea, Swarp, ditto ; Ilcruuituna, Dc out Embden.—Sailed the eporto packet, Fodin, for •Pernalohoco; •Union, Thrum, for Ostend; and Inchnation,-Dceljen, for .Bremen. - CaPfaliEflamlLTON, of . the Third Ceylon Re giment, has7aftived with dispatches for Lord Batouttsf.' The accounts from Ceylon ..are, to the 30th of • Decembv, up to which pt-n od fIO !movement •of a deri,ive list fire had taken place. in the Canflyan provinces The “fivernor was in: Candy,:.determined, to adopt the rrgorous measures for the - suppression of the insurrection. Ceylon Gazettes,,to the . 6 h,of Decernher last, have arrived,. by which it appears, that the . .pro vinces agitated there by -inslirreCtion were never accustomed to submit to any orderly Go vernment, aunt that inany of their inhabitant's, particulaily thC Veddahs ‘Vellase and Bintenne, acknowledged only u nominal subjection to the Candyati Monarchy. On - the other hand, all the provinces heretofore habituated to the confirm! of regular authority, htioe been petfectly faithful in their allegiance to the Biiiish 6.9vtronit;tit. A reward of.• 2000 rix dollars is offered for the apprehension of Do”sAeorir, the chic! instigator' of the rebellion, who lurks as a fugitive ,jo the fastnesses and s jungles.of the island.. ; „He is 'a per 7 son of the Malabar cast. • The diffiCilltirS en countered by ,Ihedetachment of troops sent in pursuit of the rebels were very tereat but, inli withstaoding the perpetual shower's of arrows by which it has been assailed in ifs . inaychts., from the thickets and othe r t;ic.it;g-pint I tV , P men only have been *woUnded liarticitlar ser vice. The unfortunate Mr. Wit,soN perished by an at row, while proceeding to it ft see mly co9fer ence, and his body was carried off by the enenfy,. and subsequently Mr. M`NULT . Y, Sig Surgeon,:tcil in similar way. The .revels inatt their career with the -most atrocious cruelties to every adherent of the British. .The. I'9ll/ regi• mew. of toot lia.s.quityte.,:ey,lon for England, and is now on its passage; being relieved by the 83d regiment from -Cork; a detachment of wbicy,' amounting to 400 pen, landed yery oppoi timely at a critical state .sit the rebellioo. Cap,ola- AILIND-,4OCKYER,,OLtbc f;OMer . rezicutit, Mts. LocKv Ea, and five children,,one. of whom was born at d sea,uriug tli e voyage, havE.' already ar rived by Ike Lady Boriogdon. The followiog is (Ike Report of the 'Committee on the / Calico .Petition :—" :Vont. Cotn 7 mittee have examined evidence in soppoit of, the csse of the petitioners for a repeal of the exciE•e cloty on printeo cottons, and they are of opjoion, that th.. 4 Only is partia. au,d appres,yiee,.and consider the repeal aesiratle," " tt . iOII. I .I.PAPtR.S. Gecinan 1.10 Pape i• have arrived. .Tl 4 f° l Q ` are Extracts.: t at Bea BEnt.IN, MAY Mnjetty the King witl ourne Y• latter end of this month, on-his lon troops at Pose" , Nl3re vit werder and Konigsberg, thence go oti to INloscaor• V een, ,Crllwri Prince will accompuly his father. The suite , intendet! j • •14u siSt of only the Master of the Horse, Von Jagow, twti Camp to his Majesty anti o Of the Princ e. • ' Edon I HE MAINE, , APRIL ne . 29.—The wife of Josef 13 ,„, parte, who had at Frankfurt an interview with the of Lucien Buonaparte, who is married to (;uttut Passe) is ing to Ems. • a. Among the groundless repbrts is diat of 'the equillll.lolol ten sail of the line at Conitantinople, to cruise Dutch fleet aga itten inst the B-0 o tharbarye 4pithtes. At.onnts, M . ra of February the I . 3f . i ; i r l e tint; Of IS guns arrived at Algiers,- which the I ' , " P er Morocco has sent as a present to the Dry. the 1:31h February arrived :t Tunisian corvette, ~e - Atnliaiiador froni the Bev, who brought to the DcY, Tea DI of a gun, idlaid with gold, a pair of pistols matciao'lks ...ornamented with diamonds, a saddle, caps, sho es, on.er clothing, manufactured in Tunis, for his trail s,2s,otie, 20th Vebruary arrived a Sicilian frigate wi til wer l piastres, which is the annual tribute paid by _tlo t r t ce p s .Nlgiers. CoPetrAl3, Mat 2.—The DaniSh Gazette of tradicts the reports inserted. in I lamburgh Danish frigate, the Nymph, is gOing to tlie • because the Danish Government hav not yet Maul nitive am • icable arrangeMent iN•ith ,Tunis. As tt l Os lia . might injure the confidence placed in foreign P",„d Danish fl ag, it is judged necessary to state that I,)::rvi,; relations with Tunis are. as amicable As. with ther(),%„,:ed,, v,rnments on the ...-Ifrican Coast. The frigate is visit the Ports on the coast of Africa, alid others tp die d crranean, where there aM Danish Consttl4J Et common'false is the statement that Daniah sttiV"-Anot,"ol \Vest Indies had made cause With Sou th Insurgents, and even carried on piracya ce their• •°- ;;0'.0 passes given them by the Chiefs of the Insurgeft"' tenet has been referred, as has been stated, to th,. i .tt'"o Court ; but sentence was passed some time ago hy UponS - 611-itKiiireignees wtro were convicted of such :ac' are confined Id hard labour in a fortres3 in rhains. f 1 1;g A meeting of s the Nobility and GentrY ° I, 0 County of.TipPerary is to be held at C1(0,1 establish abranch of the Linen INlantd"l°- that town. , t ort' el We.tinderstand . that the Living ,of this County, vacant by the decease of EowAap ..KENNav, has been }wet:cowl Excellency . die LordLientenant, on the n°'i:,lllte sar. ti?tt TitomAs 11octiRFORT,. 1.47,:q. cif - c ti Town, to the Hey:Jon:sr ROGOnsov of Sir J. L COTTER, Bart, (Cr; rk 4 6 `:6111' May 5.) - e rti g „ l '; Two• Gentlemen, walking in the on Monday evening, were mu d ) sittri'f "fearing a shot tirel, On tur g 1 . ' 1°11 %1 observetifour men in keen pursuit 0() 0 1 1 4 , 1' ; ( - Ile, however,. kscaped by jumping th e s n o t appeared that the party had gone to th e , .the purpose of : settling a point of hininetr t he r just . ..at the, time the principals had u' e i ri e(l f , ' ' ground, that one .of tt.e seconds, dete,r at.l) i t - i . • prevent the duel, ran off with one of lit e 1 1 : 1 ,04 The condacrot this 4 1 ,1' 1 ; 1( 1( 1 M irritated . t. ' l lll ' Much I hat the retuati l ing - pistol WAS ri re'rt :14 $ tf)eprieed of the pistol; they even P rti r i rf ‘ h g e settle the.'dismnte by tossing un'who st l ", ll ',` . ( lr l : 6 - the'firsefire With the or her pistol. - As Ill' e-: ;`, } e been expected, this was resntatuty opposeo Gentkmen who hart di scovere d the tiasit te '. 9 ,.. l o l)l through their advice,. -the •affair vas settled—the parties, principals and seconf", csmpletely reconciled.--(Gins , oc a I v Kl;;Ross, 20.—arr Thursday, inst. the Kinross-:,hire Yeomanry Cav 3lv Y'llor mantled by Captain CHArtt,cs ADAM, 0 1 (l' e tt ni‘',, Nav "."y, assenibled for the purpose - of reeeivi7i)o4t clothing, arms, and accoutrein en ts.. •* 1 .„ this county is one of the smallest, hn'' llii' tie`r 4 : and population, yet such has been the 1)"1)-60 • manifested here, that a of :tboa t ,f 1 1. troop , fll young men has been . raised in the colnse,, v winter. After-.a soc i a l dinner at hint 4a pc there was 'a ball in the evening-, nijch, tended by most of the respectable Pi cO r e i A ° e . county. The Lord Chief Commissioot.:4,oosi .was prticularly remarked to eitt'er into th e : 1 - y A, ll l meiits of the evening,. with' all the S ;6 good humour for which he so renntr°:to understand it is proposed to join this f'` )(tr ao ll' Clackmannanshire YromanrY C. - aitY , %cry fine body of Imo. ~. DREADFUL SUICIDE —Ab ou t on e 0 11 Ae i terday afternoon, the inhabitants 01:1(C'`'" cttl Drury-lane, were alarmed at hearing th e i of f et e' murder issuing from a woman in Ole hoose, No. 14, in that street. Many Pe rs ::adr i ii passing at the time, anti a great crow' 3 ; s ", s c!i'i. who in a short time saw a man f„, cc 1 0 '1 0 ,v , spite of the Woulan,;Oilt of tlie'pirret 141°' to d:, had neither coat,' hat:nor•stioes ; 5 0 0 1 5 the . Parapet ; then in a frantic manner iter3l: the parapet ; after running the Jeog' h 'incises Iris foot slipped, and he was, I n . 1 0 ,0 (11 i of several persons, precipitated to height of four stories ; on the e j •be sifts literally dashed to pieces ; lif 'diately taken up' and carried . lion ° - °lo clY 4 'il; corpse. Pia name was Anderson, a w ith •weqver, he was about 45 years of t-lg e ' :but no children. Ile was subject tos') eot .•cletutiOnent, v-irtietilarly when lignor. Ile made it a ride never t°, %-; n' jt l Monday, as he usually Went out on " 3- „, to $ n Y and got tit link, and no his retort) 1 ) ();41- „ate " 1 / bed; ~thisiwas the case. whit the utitortll-10,,te"I' .yesterday ; brit after goitte to bed, h e 5 b t it ; hi a fit of derangement, and no' pers"g the room but his wife, he forced 1,11115,e the'isindow, and met with his tle' 4ll) desci Wed. t MURDER —Last.. week tire femal e /9. of.-- Hewlett, Sk•rjeatit (I f the S °9le i . Atilitia Staff, at Taunton, was tfis c°v i e ,q -c iti t'- i' ino„tber to be in a dying state, attent le `; l ie°„ extraoidinary symptoms.. Medical ass`si,-.:10P. 12rocured, but the infaut tlig DeS tll t o f it was only six mooths old. '11:4 child was occasioned by its h. i ejog tered,to it a triunity of sulphuric acia trial), a bottle contdinfotr 9 )011i" f having' -been found' ;it rj v il n e c 11 5: afipearS,.%:HS left in the - care of ~,of the' 11 ; 01-1 )( 4, the fatoer tvA 4ttP- 4 1 '" ' :! 61 . t.,orontr's It-(rest teas I tc h! e54: 1 4'.1,p‘ 6 loattled WechreStla . •} 4C.:6;C:t y, .)t,t L 0 . traDspirea, !iv ". TA, t, 4 1 Ii co, ti, th 3.( • tt 1), 44 i